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excuse

[ik-skyooz, ik-skyoos] / ɪkˈskyuz, ɪkˈskyus /




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The Jewish community has warned time and again that when hatred is allowed to fester, when it is excused, normalized or mainstreamed, it inevitably leads to violence.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Whoops, excuse me. Pardon me, such a terrible mistake."

From Barron's

In a follow-up post on Monday, Mr Vince said he had not intended to "excuse or legitimise terrorism, or any form of racism", adding that "what happened at Bondi beach is an atrocity".

From BBC

He added: "It was described to me as if it was, excuse the phrase, like a foam party."

From BBC

She said she believed the excitement over white Christmases stemmed from snow slowing things down, meaning it is an excuse be at home with family and "see the beauty of nature".

From BBC